Collaboration is the basis for developing public policies and regulation that strongly support investments to connect the connected and leave no one behind.
Networks of the future will be indispensable for the digital society. They will be characterised by being open, virtualized, programmable, flexible, automatable, and customizable.
The changes being generated by digitalisation require urgent modernization of regulatory frameworks and public policies to adapt them to the today’s digital society.
It is essential to assess the impact of Artificial Intelligence and to establish limits and a framework of certainty that provides value and certainty for the use of this technology.
Cybersecurity is one of the main risks of the digital society. The scope and complexity of the threats calls for international cooperation and public-private partnerships.
One of the main concerns of the digital society is job destruction. Just as some jobs will be replaced as a result of new technologies, new ones will be created.